Eco-development project in water and renewable energy
Village of Urisa – Papua, Indonesia
This drinking water project initiated in the framework of a scientific research project in partnership with the IRD and the Paul Sabatier University of Toulouse and in partnership with Experts Solidaires is part of an eco-development context. The Kabupaten of Kaïmana is the gateway to one of the last unexplored territories of the planet, made up of imposing karstic massifs sheltering a fauna and flora of an exceptional richness. The Lengguru Massif, creator of biodiversity, is a unique place for the study of diversification processes and is the key to the success of conservation and preservation of species.
Goal
To improve access to drinking water and support good hygiene practices in the village of Urisa
- Installation of a water collection and filtration system
- Installation of a reservoir and private connections
- Training of a local team to manage the maintenance of the network
- Training and awareness-raising of the population to hygiene conditions, water use and sanitation
- 270 persons
- 201 - 2 years
- 164 130
Our partners
PT PIPA
HAMAP contact
Philomène Le Maréchal: philomene.lemarechal@hamap.org